yousef: it's a: 38 dubai. -- 8:30 in dubai. manus: and i've manus cranny in london.unting down to the beginning of our trading day in europe. there is only one event, and that is mariota rocky and the ecb. you have the rate decision and what they are going to do, and in the news conference. i think what is interesting is -- marioota rocky's lookingill probably be at yesterday. will the ecb be acting head of the political rose -- of the federal reserve? last week, an executive members said they are encouraging signs of resilience. we get growth and inflation targets today, and we get them again in december, but this set of numbers produced today are done so by the ecb staff members, not the external board. where will the euro go? have will be bond market react? will they lower the rates at which the european central allowed to buy assets? a lookl of that and have at this, because this is the euro against the dollar. morgan stanley saying never mind the stimulus that could come from mario draghi. nothing could stop this bull run. from the ecb will be ineffective agains

second -- dubai's second airport. executive chairman of dubai aviation city corporation about what is in store. south is the future airport of dubai, over 140 square kilometer area. the airport will have an overall capacity of 260 million passengers. the firstarting with phase of one of 30 million passengers. there are a lot of components in the test part of it. there's the logistics and the test sides of things. we need to dissected into different sectors. yousef: in percentage terms, what have you made on this device? >> if we are talking about the airport, we have already built -- we have already expanded its to 26.5 million, and it will be finished by the end of 2017. while we're doing that, we have other big projects, expected to be finished by 2025. yousef: give us a sense of the demand you've seen from foreign investors outside the arab world to be part of this story. >> the aviation sector is one of the main catalysts for growth in dubai. if we really look at, for example, foreign investment, mainly it's what

the executive chairman for dubai aviation city corporation and dubai south.at is it for us on this edition of bloomberg markets middle east. anna edwards and manus cranny will have all the top stories from london. "countdown" is next. anna: emerging-market assets rally after weak u.s. data quells a rate hike. and john williams insists that is world's largest economy in good shape. preparing to meet senior bankers to set out the government's plan to court the economy and sound out their views for a post-brexit. carneyile, mark forifies before u.k. mp's the first time since the referendum. and in technology, all eyes on apple. the world's most valuable company will present a new line of products tonight, incng

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now dubai wants to have the biggest thrills. this is the city's newest amusement park, img worlds of adventure. it is a 1.5 million square-foot indoor theme park, as big as 28 football fields, billed as the world's largest. >> we wanted this to be an icon for dubai itself and an icon for the region. >> reporter: privately owned power cost over $1 billion and took three years to build. >> this is the raptor. >> reporter: we got a sneak peek before it opened. >> i can feel my heart racing. >> reporter: it meant no lines and no weight. >> i am a little scared. >> reporter: the centerpiece roller coaster is so big that it cannot fit under one roof. miles per hour in 2.5 seconds. the park also features characters by marble and cartoon network owned by cnn parent company. it is not the only player in town. >> the largest integrated entertainment destination in the region. >> reporter: dubai parks and resorts is set to open later this year, massive $3.5 billion development. analysts say that theme parks are part of a plan by the dubai

basically, a lot of the projects that dubai wanted to do are going ahead.cts like the canal, they are working on it. it is almost near completion. iny are planning a project the middle of the city, thousands of homes, offices, hotels. that's going ahead. what we are starting to see is a lot of those large projects, which in the past would have been accelerated, now we are seeing the designs take much longer, the implementation take much longer. talkingelopers are about timeframe, they are basically talking about something around 10 years, 15 years. a minute,aying, wait let's try selling and see how demand is, and if demand is not there, they will try to scale down the project. bit of realismle that we did not see before in dubai that is starting to sink in among developers. so what else should we be watching out for in this space? reporter: basically, one of the things we have seen the government do as property markets clashed in 2008, they tried to limit mortgage the sales tax was increased, and that had an impact. right now, we are looking at prices that

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our commodity reporter anthony has more from dubai.hat did they agree to and what did they not agree to at the meeting at righter: you said it there, the agreed to work together. they said it is possible that the oil markets can downs and maintain stability. they stopped short of making any strong proposal at least publicly for the upcoming meeting of opec producers and other oil producers. see anyot publicly-agreed proposal or position coming out of a meeting . there were comments from president vladimir putin what he said that he hoped there would be a freeze any thought that the parties could get around the position of iran. that was the stumbling block. iran says it wants to keep producing to get back to its pre-sanctions level but saudi arabia said no. vladimir putin says he hopes iran would get a buy. going into yesterday's meeting and vladimirarents putin, there was a strong proposal from president vladimir putin -- we didn't see that the adopted in the public comments after the meeting. so far, they have agreed to talk. we are

i'm yousef gamal el-din in dubai.pec may be delaying a special committee meeting ahead of the crucial supply talks in out area later this month. sources say the meeting has been indefinitely postponed and the cartel wants to focus on ceiling -- sealing an output agreement. anthony, how are the prospects changing for any sort of deal to come out of the algeria meeting? anthony: the signals are really conflicting, so it's really hard to make any definite prognostication about what's going to happen there. we see some people coming out and saying there needs to be a deal. we hear different discussions coming out about what kind of deal could be reached. but we also had some of the opec secretary-general making some comments over the weekend, in that the meeting would be for discussion, not for decision. earlier this month, we had the saudi arabian oil minister saying that he didn't think there was need for a freeze right now. so, these would -- these kind of commons would tend to point against a freeze or any kind of sup

now dubai wants to have the biggest thrills. this is the city's newest amuseme amusement park, img worlds of adventure. it is a 1.5 million square foot theme park with 28 football fields filled with the world largest. >> i wanted this to be an icon for dubai itself and icon for the region. >> reporter: the privately owned park cost over $1 billion and took three years to build. >> this is the raptor. >> reporter: and we got a sneak peek before it opened which meant no lines and no waits. >> it is so big. it can't fit under one roof. it shoots riders from zero to 60 mile-per-hours in 2.5 seconds and the park features car acteres by marvel and cartoon network but it isn't the only destination in town. government owned dubai parks and resort is set to open later this year. it is a massive $3.5 billion development. analysts say theme parks are part of a plan by the rulers to diversify the city economy through tourism. >> it has a lot to offer. it has malls and sun and sand but beyond that you need to offer something that keeps the t

dubai up 2%. dobby --s for every abu dhabi.ear in mind that the saudi market was closed. -- the only weak spot in the picture for the most part with egypt. we will talk about that later in the program. let's check in now with the first word headlines from around the world. make cuts of about a quarter of its investment banking jobs in asia. a person familiar with the matter says the bank will get rid of 75 jobs in the region later this year because of the slumped in deal making. worst asiag its ranking since 2008. is that germany is counting down to a national election. the finances of deutsche bank are raising concerns. a magazine reports that angela merkel has failed to support deutsche bank, which may be sanctioned. syrian and rational airplanes -- russian warplanes have lost another assault. the escalation is being described as chilling. leftecent bombings have nearly 2 million people without access to clean water. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 160 countries. --

unique structures in dubai. home to the tallest building in indoor ski slope at a mall and world's first 3d printed office building and floating sea homes. i don't think there is anything they haven't done. >> they win the gold with the most extravagant amazing structures and most expensive. they have a lot of money. >> take you to a whole new level. >>> whole night. hopefully some of your favorites won. coming up, look at the more memorable moments. >> let's talk about living a healthy life style. how you and your family can take part in edible dinner. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've h

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region,ook across the dubai was down. in.s check they say that the lender has higher recruitment and assigned potential candidates for future positions. than sign a successor, threeook beyond it and quarters of cs say that they would have operations in the wake of brexit. more than half the respondents think their ability will be saudi arabia is ofecting funds in the form deposits and they will have a purchase of agreement. donald trump and hillary clinton debate and the first some of it is too close to call. real clear politics says that 198 votes.nton has trump andads bloomberg is broadcasting the debate on twitter. this is bloomberg. claims that with there could be action. the oil minister says that saudi .rabia is prepared to cut what are they proposing to cut here? >> there are things they are looking for is tempering expectations and the likelihood going to be heard and they are prepared to cut with a bit of a caveat there. showing a change in a softening in the policy. >> you look at the market market is aand the l

they're hoping for 12,000 customers a day in the middle of dubai. it's hot there i looked it up online. ticket prices $80 for adults. >> we need one of those here. >> they ski indoors over there as well. >> that will do it for us this score big at casino arizona and talking stick resort during the $500,000 guaranteed cash giveaway. the cash will be flying every weekday starting september 5th. join the half million club with $500,000 guaranteed... paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids at a boarding school he used to run. widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. indisputable evidence that congressional candidate supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. they're there for a reason. because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover. score big at casino arizona and talking stick resort during the $500,000 guaranteed cash giveaway. the cash will be flying every weekday starting septe

a person in dubai we don't agree on everything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay. representative kyrsten sinema knows that. when congress refused to work and pass a budget, she said they shouldn't get a paycheck. that's just common sense. and that's something we can all agree on. call representative kyrsten sinema >>> all right. this ism?s? pretty cool. a bar in dubai broke the guinness world record for the longest domino drop shot. tnwe?a drop shot glass drops its contents into another glass. 4500 shots of whiskey into bazoo bazookamn"rw?a energy drink. for this record breaking attempt which took five months to prepare. impressive. >>> well we've had a lot of panda news lately. birth to twins in vienna. zoo keepers didn't know there was a second baby for a week. now they're pretty excited about the girl because the three previous panda births they were all boys. >>> still to come on cbs5 news ian's going to be back with switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for jus

i love his childishrance joy as he gives entire tour of his long flight of dubai from new york. tv screen personal lamp there. just in case you can't reach the screen in front of you. >> that is like 30 inches away. >> don't feel like bothering the flight attendant? that's okay push the button and whole beverage thing that elevates.? don't have to wait until meal service comes around. it's like a restaurant, you open up the menu and order. casey's choice today,>> salty. >> casey doesn't appear to be a fa in the bag? a kit, a nice bag, and your own pj(os. yes, the seat does a bed. >> so cozy. >> after your nap getting ready to destination, don't you want to feel hed? >> that is the biggest airplane bar >> they it a spa. you can rese an hour. it be to shower 1,000 feet in the air? >> dreams do come true. >> casey was on his way back from australia, he had a speech to do there for he just captures this entire awesome experience perfectly, as only he can, and that's why he is youtube.0 >>> there's on the road when -- where are we going? why the plot continues to thicken in this smas

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joining a long list of record-breaking and unique structures in dubai. >>> the water boy in michigan got the chance of a lifetime. robbie has downs syndrome and his mother is battling cancer. they wanted to surprise both of them. robbie got suited up for the yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. plus, switch and get a $200 reward card. thanks for joining us at 4-30. >> charles: thanks for joining us us at 4:30. the news continues with live at 5:00. >> next, after a disappointing loss to a division rival, aaron rodgers shares his thoughts. what he says about losing to the vikings, live at 5:00 is is next. >> announcer: right now from milwaukee, this is is today's tmj4 live at 5:00. >> the manhunt for the suspect in the weekend bombings in new york and new jersey ends in gunfire and that suspect in cust weather rolling through our area right now. >> shannon: much of our viewing area is under

and joy as he gives us an entire tour of his long flight of dubai from new york. tv screen, personal lamp there. remote just in case you can't reach the screen in front of you. >> that is like 30 inches away. >> don't feel like bothering the flight attendant? that's okay, push the button and you have a whole beverage thing that elevates. hungry? don't have to wait until meal service comes around. it's like a restaurant, you open up the menu and casey's choice today, caviar. >> salty. >> casey doesn't appear to be a fan of the caviar. what's in the goody bag? a kit, a nice bag, slippers, and your own pjs. yes, the seat does recline into a bed. >> so cozy. >> after your nap is done, getting ready to arrive at your destination, don't you want to feel refreshed? >> that is the biggest airplane bathroom i've ever seen. >> they call it a spa. hour. how cool must it be to shower 1,000 feet in the air? >> dreams do come true. >> casey was on his way back from australia, he had a speech to do there for youtube. he just captures this entire awesome experience perfectly, as

well, casey got upgraded, emirates from dubai to new york said, sure, have our first class seat. how exclusive is this plane ticket? i love his childish exuberance and joy as he gives us an entire tour of his long flight of dubai from new york. tv screen, personal lamp there. remote just in case you can't reach the screen in front of you. >> that is like 30 inches away. >> don't feel like bothering the flight attendant? that's okay, push the button and you have a whole beverage thing that elevates. hungry? don't have to wait until meal service comes around. it's like up the menu and order whatever you want. casey's choice today, caviar. >> salty. >> casey doesn't appear to be a fan of the caviar. what's in the goody bag? a kit, a nice bag, slippers, and your own pjs. yes, the seat does recline into a bed. >> so cozy. >> after your nap is done, getting ready to arrive at your destination, don't you want to feel refreshed? >> that is the biggest airplane bathroom i've ever seen. hour. how cool must it be to shower 1,000 feet in the air? >> dreams do come true. >> casey was on his w

suspect's wife in dubai. right now, they're in the process of reviewing all the evidence they've gathered so far, including a handwritten journal in which the suspect went on about his anti-american rant and as we learn from court documents, the suspect expressed concern that he might get caught before he could carry out this suicide attack. again, this investigation is continuing. the first court date has been tentatively set for next wednesday. kendis and diane, back to you. >>> live stream of a man playing pokemon go got a lot more than they expected. the man was mugged in central new york just after midnight and robbed of three cell phones. the attacker punched him in the head and knocked him to the ground. the pokemon player says he had been going to the park for ten days to play with a group, but he got separated from the rest of the group. >>> wells fargo's ceo got quite congress. stumpf appeared to be taken back. but senate banking committee members noted that only low level employees were fired. >> s

a bar in dubai broke the world shot. the huddle sports bar and grill successfully dropped 4578 glass of whiskey into the energy drink in just 55 seconds, and this is dubai's 130th world record. >> this is another one at home. did you see it on the today show? >> raymond butler attempted to set the record for the longest distance back flip into a pair of the left, and here it is. the second try, and boom! there he goes. >> that could really hurt if you miss. >> yeah, you could give yourself a super wedgie and that would be uncomfortable. >>> a 9-year-old bay area photographer is living the dream. >> for 2 years madison harrison dreamed of taking a picture of president obama, and in june it came true when she was invited to dc to photograph the she took pictures of michelle obama and oprah winfrey as you can see here. >> she started taking pictures at 3:00, and she started her own business at 7. she will be featured on the steve harvey show. she has been tweeting. >> she's up already? >> what an entrepreneur. >> right now

we're following the debate closely from dubai.were some of the key takeaways from the middle east? the debate came into focus when they started talking about foreign policy and islam state. we had some great one-liners there when donald trump accused hillary of showing her cards and hillary kind of rebutted and set for going have a plan after islamic state. she spoke about how she would go after the group's leadership and how they would go after them online. she used it as an opportunity to remind people about osama bin laden and how they took him out. donald trump didn't have many specifics other than going after clinton and saying you should never show your cards and tell people what you are about to do. he criticize countries like saudi arabia for basically taking a free ride and allowing the u.s. to support them on the fence. for me it was one of the high points of the debate and hopefully features more prominently in round two. they also had differing views on the iraq war. donald trump ordered that -- argue that failure to t

where does the investigation go suspect's wife in dubai, and also right now, they are in the process of reviewing all the evidence recovered so far, including a journal allegedly handwritten journal in which the suspect went on about his an anti-american rant and also, as we learned from court documents, that the suspect expressed concerns that he might get caught before he could carry out this suicide attack. again, this investigation is continuing, and the first court >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> viewers watching the live stream of a man playing pokemon go, got more than they expected. he was mugged in new york central park after midnight and robbed of three cell phones all while the video was running. he was punched in the back of the head, knocked to the ground, and the pokemon go player said he went to the park for ten days to play with a group, but he then got separated from the rest >>> wells fargo's ceo got a tongue lashing from members of congress. john stump appeared taken aback by intensity of comments faced as he offered an apology for questionable practices at his bank.

. >> jaw dropping mega project is going to dubai, an indoor tropical rain forest to be build inside. part of the uncoming hotel under a hilton luxury independent brand, with architects say the 75,000 square feet rain forest will include adventure trails, sandless beach, waterfall, streams, and even a rain forest cafe. >> there will be a remiss torque -- be a prehistoric square paragraph and the first guest will be welcomed in 2018. >> it look incredible. >> snow skiing to this, in dubai. >> we like to talk about how they created that rain forest artificially. >> we could make a last money to use that here to produce it. thank you for joining us today. >> i can't think of anyone more deserving of winning $1 million than the brave men and women who risk their lives to protect our country. and we've got some here today who are going to try and do just that. it's armed forces appreciation week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. you guys ready for a special "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] good. 'cause

. >>> it is the latest jaw dropping megaproject from dubai. a tropical rain forest inside a skyscraper hotel. more than 75,000 square feet it will have trails, waterfalls and a cafe. the rosemont hotel and residents in dubai will open in 2018. >>> it is a perfect day to curl up with a good book. it is a day for reading because this is national read a book day. there is a new survey by the pugh research center. print books are still more popular among americans than their digital formats. >> i didn't realize this national read a book day. i saw the stat that said more people like to read the books. >> what are you reading now? >> invisible bridge i think is what it is called. it is big, thick. i had to look some words up. >> so what's coming up at 5:30? >> we are just having a conversation here. new guidelines for the flu vaccine. and the community is stepping up. heartwarming acts of kindness >> right now, on newschannel8 at 5:30. >> hillary clinton in tampa today taking aim at her rival. newschannel8 was at her rally. hear what she says donal

. >> i was denied entry into dubai because i am transgender. >> what did you letter, if anything, from that detainment? >> i learned that discrimination is not over. and it makes me scared for anybody else like me. and maybe they didn't have the resources to get out or get help. it is very scary. >> reporter: back at home, she is a hollywood "it" girl teaming with mylie cyrus to raise awareness for transgender issues. >> everybody, mylie cyrus! ? and i spoke pot ? >> reporter: introducing her at the vmas. ? >> i'm shopping with gigi. >> it's so good. >> that is life. this is life. >> reporter: her greatest weapon? being herself. today shopping for that next killer outfit to silence the haters. >> i'll be right back. ta- ta-da! >> reporter: perfect for the red carpet or her next date. gigi now happily in a >> yes. >> now you're dating a girl. >> uh-huh. >> explain that to people who have a more linear view of sexuality. >> i found someone that i truly love, and i have fallen in love with her. and that's the truth. and, you know, labels can be labels but at the end of the day, love is lo

a bar in dubai broke the record for the longest domino drop shot. that's where a shot glass drops its contents into another glass. the huddle sports bar and grill dropped 4578 glasses of whiskey into the energy drink, and all of that in this is dubai's 130th guinness world record. >> that's impressive. >>> still ahead this morning, hillary clinton will be in tampa later today. all you need to know about her rally at usf just minutes away. >>> and keeping mosquitoes away without sprays and repellants. the natural alternatives that doctors believe can help you avoid products with chemicals. >>> beautiful downtown tampa coming your way in 3 minutes. tampa bay is amazing. i work here, i raise my kids here, i even take care of my mom here. but you know what? i could use a hand. hey! we hear you! with free tools and resources. and we're making our community an even better place to live, work and play for people of all ages. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think a-a-r-p, then you don't know "aarp." >>> it's 5:58 on this tuesday. time for

in dubai and welcome to the program. globaldramatic end for markets off the back of several major developments. let me run you through what's happened in the last couple sessions. we had the was non-foreign payroll. global macro movers is the chart you should bring up. you can see the scale around the world on the equity front. 100 up over 2%. of course a lot of the games you are seeking, especially on the commodities front is coming from the fact that crude is catching expressed. you can see that on the bottom right -- up over 3%. 2.44 dollars per barrel. snapping a four-day streak of decline. the liberal bloomberg commodities index up over 1%. a lot of it getting traction from the exclusive comment we got from vladimir putin. he said he would like russia and opec to agree to a freeze, but that would exclude iran. we will break that down for you throughout the program. let's take a closer look at how u.s. markets closed. the tepid jones group was -- tepid jobs growth halted in equities slide. the s&p and the dow and nas

i'm in dubai. angie: i'm in hong kong where it is just past noon. welcome to bloomberg markets middle east. it is about the boj and the fed as we take a look across the asia-pacific region. we are seeing it hold a little bit at a week high. its little changed ahead of what could be big decisions from the boj and the fed. what are you watching?/ yousef: absolutely. at the end of the day, we are waiting the decisions. in light of all of this, we are watching what is happening on the gulf front. the rally is showing some signs of fatigue. pull this up on your bloomberg to get additional perspective. hedge funds cutting their net long positions on gold and futures. this is the fastest pace since june which make show there might be a surprise, which could trigger a selloff. the gold has wiped out this quarter's gains, trading at $13 .16 an ounce. this shows even with disappointing u.s. economic data, that is not making much of a dent in gold prices at the moment. what are you watching, angie? angie: doing a quick check on the markets and focusing on mumb

new digital interaction for hotel guests in dubai. >>> and it's warm and muggy out there right now. it will continue to be through the rest of this afternoon. we do have a cold front on the i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. jobs to 12 different countries. so don't believe the hat. you can't make america great again, if you don't make things tropical in america. powerful surf is pounding away at the new england coast today, as what was >>> welcome back to tropical storm force winds and powerful surf pounding away at the new england coast today. as what was once hurricane hermine turns in the atlanta. the storm is expected to stall in the area making for a long period of damaging weather from new york's long island to cape cod. rough surf and rip currents attracted thrillseeker's despite efforts from officials to keep them out of the water. flipped over by the waves. they are pulled out by rip currents. it's a very dangerous place. >> fortunately the brunt of

but this at a bar in dubai each shot glass is dumped into an in total 4,578 glasses later they set a world record for the domino drop shot. >> okay. it took five months to plan this stunt apparently. 160 employees to set it all up and two hours to count how many shots successfully dropped. dubai now holds 130 guinness world records, most of them just as obscure as this one. >> i still want to know what crisp garden vegetables. no artificial flavors. philadelphia? garden. rich, creamy... ...and delicious nothing else tastes like philadelphia?. if your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec? for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec? is different than claritin?. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. americans... ... 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's gummies. complete wit

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the dubai opera house took more than three years to build to the tune of $330 million. here's a look inside. ♪ >> this is a genuinely groundbreaking technological marvel. ♪ ♪ >> it's a theater. it hosts productions and concerts, but it's much more than that. what we can do here that almost no one else in the world can do is transform ourselves very, very quickly. some buttons and a few strong arms, couple of hours work, and before you know it, we can be a completely different looking building. through the use of hydraulics, get rid of 950 seats here in the stalls. we can create a completely flat floor environment. ♪ >> it is wonderful to be able to inaugurate an opera house. there is the modern conception, but having the old opera house feeling. i was in the hall when they were doing the rehearsal. and that will tell me a lot of the acoustics and the possibilities of the theater, which i found it fantastic. ♪ it has been done a lot for culture already in this country. the icing of the cake is to have an opera house. et? ♪ >> magnificent. >>> there is some good news and